Interrogation Scene

In the context of BDSM role play, an interrogation scene is when the consenting subordinate participant plays the subject of an interrogation, and the dominant partner assumes the position of an interrogator.

Though the methods are frequently more sexual for a BDSM scene, it is modeled after actual interrogations by police, military, or mob bosses. Like in a real-life interrogation situation, the dominant party may also use physical pain, threats, humiliation, and other tactics to elicit information from their submissive, as long as they stay within the parameters established by both parties prior to the scene starting.

The submissive partner must possess knowledge that the dominant partner does not in order for an interrogation scene to take place. The scene can start once the submissive has a thorough understanding of the facts. The subordinate may be apprehended, arrested, and restrained by the dominant spouse. If both parties are enjoying it, the Dominant may now strip the submissive naked and tie them to a chair or bed.

The players' comfort levels and attitudes will determine how intense the grilling is. During an interrogation scene, the submissive might be questioned using various typical techniques.

These can include orgasm control, in which the dominant stimulates the submissive until they are about to experience an orgasm, and tickle torture, in which the dominant repeatedly tickles sensitive parts of the submissive's body without stopping. Name-calling, rape play, spanking, paddling, and other actions may also be part of an interrogation scene. The Dominant will progressively up the ante of the play as the submissive refuses to divulge what they know, guaranteeing the sub's enthusiastic assent to the activity all the way through.

Once the submissive has opened up and disclosed the knowledge they have, the interrogation scenario is over. The players determine how long the action lasts and how intense the interrogation was before this point. Discussing interests and boundaries prior to an interrogation session is essential and can make the role-play more enjoyable for both partners.

Interrogation situations may be highly engaging for those who enjoy role-playing resistance and power dynamics when there is communication and trust. Additionally, they can strengthen the relationship of power between a dominant and submissive individual. Through interrogation play, dominants can also discover more about their submissive companions.

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Any information, no matter how minor, that the submissive withholds from a dominant can be used in an interrogation scene. During the interrogation scene, many submissives will pull a card out of a deck and try to hide the kind of card from the dominant. Selecting such a straightforward secret helps prevent any emotional turmoil that can arise if the dominant person coerces the submissive into disclosing private or sensitive information.

You can change up an interrogation session by giving the submissive additional challenges. For example, the dominant may challenge the submitting partner to keep the secret for a predetermined amount of time.

Alternatively, the submissive could be persuaded to tell the Dominant a lie instead of the truth. For instance, the submissive can claim that they got a card with the queen of hearts instead of the queen of clubs. Either the dominant or the submissive party receives a prize of their choosing at the conclusion of an interrogation scenario performed in this manner. Because it offers the submissive more authority, this type of interrogation session is excellent for switches.

Any props you choose to utilize should be laid out and close to reach for a thriving scene. For example, it's a good idea for the submissive to wear old or unattractive clothing if you have agreed to a scenario where clothing is torn off or destroyed. Naturally, it might intensify the dominant's threat and destruction of the submissive's nice clothes and lingerie if it doesn't go against the submissive's boundaries.

Establishing a safe word before play starts is a good idea because an interrogation scene may be both physically and psychologically taxing. The scene should finish as soon as the submissive uses the safe word.

For interrogation play that impairs the submissive's speech, a safe action is also helpful. During bondage scenes, keep a pair of bandage scissors handy so you can swiftly release the submissive if they feel overpowered.

Because interrogation scenarios can elicit powerful reactions, dominants should take their submissive's emotional state into account, as is the case with other BDSM activities. Even if their subordinates haven't utilized their safe word or action, dominators should keep an eye out for any indications of terror or trauma that would indicate they are having difficulty adjusting to the situation. They should also have a suitable aftercare protocol in place to assist them gradually reintegrate into the "real world."